What does Runlisted mean?
It means a wedding vendor was chosen for The Runlist — a deliberately short, curated list. Not the best-marketed ones: the ones planners, venues and other vendors recommend.
One standard, all five
Craft — the work is excellent by the standard of the best in their market. Conduct — other professionals vouch for what they're like to work alongside. Reliability — they show up, insured and prepared, and deliver what was sold. Taste — the work has a point of view. Standing — properly licensed, with no unresolved pattern of disputes. Four out of five is a no.
How to check a mark
Every real mark links to its own verification page here. Click it — or visit runlisted.com/ followed by the business's listing name. If they aren't currently Runlisted, this site will tell you plainly.
Common questions
Can a vendor pay to be Runlisted?
No. Inclusion cannot be bought, sponsored or traded at any price, and listings are never ordered by any commercial relationship.
How do I check whether a mark is real?
Go to runlisted.com followed by the business's listing name — or just click the mark on their site, which links straight to their verification page. If they aren't currently Runlisted, the page will say so.
Why does the mark have a year on it?
Because standing isn't permanent. Every listing is re-reviewed annually, so a mark is only a claim about the year printed on it.
Can vendors apply to be Runlisted?
No. There's no application form anywhere. Vendors are found through their work and their standing among the trade — the planners, venues and vendors who've worked beside them.